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    I'm not sure why your pictures are not showing up. I'm going to experiment. [image: 1467823614030-bathtimex.jpg] O.K. that seems to work. I dragged and dropped it and I see it. Now to check whether others can also see it! This is a picture of my two girls, taken a long time ago......probably in the '80s. I am wondering if the picture you are trying to upload is too big. Trying that now. I am not seeing the picture I just uploaded, so that may be the problem. ![0_1467823932526_Bathtime.jpg](Uploading 100%) Yes, I think that is the key. Downsize your picture and I bet it will work properly. As you see, I get the same uploading message that you did, but no picture, when I try to upload a large file.
  • We are three again

    Basenji Talk 16 Jun 2014, 22:26
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    Oh Yes Joanne, she goes to local park several times a week and to our big Sunday get together every week. There is one male basenji, a sweet brindle, that she grumbles at all the time. She is a grumbler, all the others ignore her as she cusses at them. Some days worse than others. She is pretty funny, most of her growls turn into 'grodles' …talking sounds...as she fusses at everyone...even us! She is a dainty, pretty, prissy girly-girl with a real potty-mouth!
  • Three Good Basenjis

    Basenji Talk 12 Apr 2010, 00:19
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    Sorry Dan, I wish I HAD gotten a sketch done, but sadly did not. Only regret of the day! My guys were hot and ready to go home.
  • Scarlett just turned 2!!!

    Basenji Talk 18 Feb 2008, 21:19
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    @scarlettsmomma: …I was just diagnosed with the flu :( . Bummer. Feel better. Take care of yourself.
  • Corky is Turning Trindle

    Basenji Talk 6 Jun 2007, 19:56
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    @tasha: I didn't realize that the DNA test can give coat color info. That is really cool! It is a fairly recent development, and I think the test was developed (or administered) by someone within the breed.
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    I think at this point it's not really a huge matter of whether your dog is African, whether you want to register w/AKC, {nor how much love you give him}, but of doing something to get a handle on this breeder. If she's not breeding well, and if she's passing herself and her dogs as something they are not, she needs to be stopped. And, as Tanza said, getting some picture as to the health history of your dog's family tree.